The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-14


tend the meeting of the stockholders
of Mt. Lake Park to-day.
To our clever young friend w. w.
Smith, we are indebted for new
subscriber handed us yesterday.
Mrs. Prof. Berkeley went on Fri
day to see her son Lanty, who is
sick at the University of Virginia.
Judge A. B. Fleming was the
guest of the Hilarity Fishing Club
on Cheat for few days last week.
Mr.. L. J. West, of Clinton, made
us his usual semi annual call on
Monday for which he has our thanks.
Mrs. Lawrence Sands after spend
ing few days at her home in Wheel
ing, is again the guest of friends in
town.
DIR. L. L. Carr, came to this place
yesterday on his way home to Fair
mont from Mt. Lake, having driven
through.
Rev. M. II. Steele will go to Johns
town to attend the session of the M.
P. Conference which meets there
next week.
Miss Wiley, of Washington, Pa,
who has been visiting at Rev. A. M.
Buchanan's, went to her home last
Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. James Way left
Waynesburg this morning for Petos-
key, Michigan, where they will spend
several weeks.
7. V. Coleman has been at home
from Pittsburg week past, having
been called here on account of the
death of his mother.
Mrs. J. M. Arnett, who was called
here by the death of her mother,
Mrs Rebecea Coleman, returned to
Fairmont on Friday.
Mrs. Della Bunker returned to
Kingwood last Friday after months
visit among relatives and friends at
Observation-Disclosures.
Prof. and Mrs. Lyon, who have
been sojourning on Cheat for some
time past, went to their home in
Clarksburg on Thursday.
DR.. Charles Scott, of Parkersburg,
son of DR.. Isaac Scott, formerly of
this place, has been visiting his I'M
Gle, Dr. Jos. A. McLane
Miss Gypsy Fleming, one of Fair
mont's most attractive young ladies,
is the guest of her uncle, G. M.
Fleming. - Buckhannon Bee.
Mr.. L. S. Bircher, one of the clever
citizens of Grant district, is one of
the number who have enrolled their
names upon our list this week.
Our clever young friend J. D.
Fisher, of Arnettsville, was one of
the considerable ones who renewed
his subscription since our last.
Mr.. Patrick Donley, of Mt. Nor
ris, was at his sons, Mr.. j. p. Don
ley, on Monday, on his way home
from the Moundsville camp meeting
Mr.. Eli White, one of the good
citizens of Battelle district, dropped
into our office few days ago and
added his name to our list. Thanks.
Geo. c. Steele is visiting his
mother and his own family at Buck
harmon. He went by way of the
Moundsville camp meeting on Sun
day.
Mr.. Joseph Allender and family,
of Keyser, arrived here on Monday,
and will spend some time visiting
Mrs. Allender's father, Geo. M.
Reay.
Mrs. John Wagner, and sons Low
RE and Dwight, the guests of rela-
tives here for some time past, return
ed to their home in Wheeling on
Friday.
From the Baltimore papers we
learn that DR.. j. S. Patterson is max
ing his mark as one of the physi-
clans in charge of the Baltimore
University Hospital.
Lucian Hagans returned to this
place ON Monday from a business
trip to New York. Misses Hattie
and Callie returned the same day
from Mountain Lake.
The Buckhannon Busy Bee says
that Mr.. w. H. Shriver, of Monon-
gala county, has decided to locate
in that place as soon as he can dis
pose of his farm where he now re-
sides. ~
Mr.. T. F. Smyth, one of our good
democratic fellow citizens of Hal
leck, made the New DOMINION a
pleasant call few days ago, and as
is his custom, placing his subscrir-
ton year in advance.
Our esteemed friend, N. L. South,
was among the few farmers in town
on Saturday. To him we are in
debted for favors while here. His
brother, Mr.. D. South, was also here
on business the same day.
Misses Lily Pickenpaugh and
Minnie Spahr returned on Monday
from a trip to Grafton and Oakland
They were accompanied by little
Nellie Sturgiss. Miss Minnie will
start for her home in Iowa to-day.
Hon. Lewis Baker, the accomplish.
ed head Of that leading journal Of
the Northwest, the st. Paul Globe
formerly editor of the Register, ar.
rived in the city yesterday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Baker. They have
rooms at the Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. e. S. Giles of the Pittsbure
Sunday Globe, and Mr.. Paul c. Dun
levy, Of the same city who are rusti
eating at Uncle John Dietrich's, paii
theNEw DOMINION a pleasant call I
few days ago. They are pleasant
gentlemen.
Prof. E. G. Ravenscraft, who hal
had charge Of our school for two